SCHEDULE C. Application 1 The provisions of this Schedule apply to all zones except:

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1 SCHEDULE C OFF-STREET PARKING Application 1 The provisions of this Schedule apply to all zones except: (a) (b) (c) the extent, if any, to which the regulations applicable to a particular zone are in conflict with the provisions of this Schedule; Buildings within the C-3H Zone, Harbour Commercial District (Schedule B Part 6.3); and Buildings that (i) (ii) were wholly constructed before the year 1910, and are used as and for a residential- commercial building, as defined in C-2 Zone, Part (f). 2 No building shall be used for any purpose or occupied unless and until the lot on which it is situated has been provided with offstreet parking as required herein, nor shall it continue to be used or occupied unless such off-street parking is maintained in good condition and in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw. 3 Each single family dwelling shall be provided with at least one parking space, which shall be farther away from the front lot line than the front wall of the building closest to the front lot line. 4. Each two family dwelling shall be provided with at least two parking spaces, which shall be farther away from the front lot line than the front wall of the building closest to the front lot line. 5 (1) Parking spaces shall be provided on the same lot as the building to which they appertain. (2) After April 11, 1985, where any parking or loading space is provided on any lot the driveway which serves such parking or loading space shall be on land located within the same zone. 6 Notwithstanding the preceding Section parking spaces may, in the CA-3 Zone, Central Area General Commercial District (Sch. B, Part 6.6), the CA-3C Zone, Old Town District (Sch. B, Part 6.7), the CA-4 Zone, Central Area Commercial Office District (Sch. B, Part 6.8), the CA-5 Zone, Comprehensive Commercial District (Sch. B, Part 6.9), C-3H Zone, Harbour Commercial District (Sch B, Part 6.3), C-1 Zone, Limited Commercial District (Sch B, Part 4.1) and C1-N Zone, Neighbourhood Shopping District (Sch B, Part 4.3) be provided on a different lot from the lot on which the building is to which they appertain provided that the lot on which the parking spaces are is not more than 125m distant from the former lot and provided that if the lot on which the parking spaces are forms part of a separate parcel of land for 1 of 8

2 Land Titles Office purposes, there is registered against its title an easement providing for such parking requirements, and appurtenant to the lot on which the building is, and there is furthermore registered a covenant in favour of the City restricting the use of the easement area on the servient tenement to parking purposes for as long as the provisions of this schedule have application to the dominant tenement. 7.1 For the purposes of this section, permeable means such consolidated surface materials as grasscrete, grass pave, SF-RIMA, and brick pavers, but not unconsolidated materials such as crushed rock, gravel, grass, earth or other loose materials. 7.2 Off-street parking shall be provided in an area which shall: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) permit unobstructed access to and egress from each parking space at all times from and to a street; not be closer than 1m from a street; have a vehicle stop within each parking space, not less than 1m from the front end of the parking space, provided that this requirement shall not apply to a parking space the front end of which abuts the rear end of another parking space; have an asphalt, concrete or permeable surface; if underground or covered by a roof, have a height of not less than 2.1m between the floor and the ceiling; be so graded as to drain off all surface water rapidly and in accordance with sound engineering principles; in the case of a building comprising multiple dwellings or an attached dwelling, contain an area conspicuously designed and set apart for use by guests, such area constituting not less than 10% of the total number of parking spaces; and in the case of any building except a detached dwelling or duplex in or adjoining a residential zone, unless completely enclosed within a building or underground, be surrounded by a landscaped area not less than 60cm wide, and by a landscape screen not less than 1.5m high. where any building has been converted to a duplex, multiple dwelling, rooming house, housekeeping apartment, rest home - Class B, or kindergarten use, be screened on the rear lot line by a landscaped strip having a minimum width of 1.5m and a minimum height of 1.8m. 2 of 8

3 Parking Angle in Degrees (A) Schedule C 8 The boundaries between parking spaces shall be clearly delineated by means of painted lines on the ground or by means of barriers. 9 The following dimensions (m) apply: Stall Width Parallel to Aisle (SW) Stall Depth Perpendicular to Aisle (PD) Aisle Width (AW) Overall Dimension Typical Layout Standards Surface Parking 10 Subject to Section 11, all parking stalls must be at least 2.6m wide. Structure Parking 11 (1) Any parking stall immediately adjacent to any structure such as a column or a wall must be at least 2.7m wide. (2) Parking stalls immediately adjacent to or abutting on any two structures such as columns or walls must be at least 3.0m wide. Gradient 12 (i) The internal ramp area shall be a maximum of 15% grade. (ii) The parking stall areas shall be a maximum grade of 8%. 3 of 8

4 13 Repealed 14 If the uses of a building fall into two or more of the classes mentioned in Section 15 the number of parking spaces that are required shall be the sum of the requirements in respect of each class and in respect of Building s whose use or uses are not expressly mentioned therein, such use or uses shall, for the purpose of the said Section be deemed to correspond to the use or uses mentioned in the Section which most closely resembles the actual use or uses of the building. 15 The minimum number of off-street parking spaces required for each building shall be calculated to the nearest whole number. 16 The minimum number of off-street parking spaces that shall be provided and maintained in respect of each building shall be as follows: Building Class Number of Parking Spaces A. Residential 1 Single family dwellings 1 space per dwelling unit 2 Two family dwellings 1 space per dwelling unit 3 Buildings converted to housekeeping units 1 space for the first unit plus 0.5 space for every unit over 1 4 Buildings converted to rooming houses or boarding houses 1 space for the first unit plus 0.5 space for every unit over 1 5 New rooming houses or boarding houses 0.5 space per sleeping unit 6 New buildings containing housekeeping units 7 Buildings converted to multiple dwellings in zones other than a multiple dwelling zone; both for rental and strata buildings 8 Buildings containing residential use in the CA-3, CA-4 and CA-5 9 Buildings containing residential use in the C1-CR Zone 1 space per housekeeping unit 0.8 space per dwelling unit for any building containing more than 3 dwelling units 1.0 space per dwelling unit for any building containing 3 dwelling units 0.7 space per dwelling unit 1 space per dwelling unit 4 of 8

5 Building Class Number of Parking Spaces 10 Buildings containing senior citizens 0.35 space per senior citizens unit residences located in the area bounded by Cook Street on the east, Pembroke Street on the north, the Inner Harbour on the west, and the extension of Belleville Street to Fairfield Road on the south 11 Multiple Dwellings (a) located in a R3-1 Zone 1.1 space per dwelling unit (b) located in a R3-2 Zone 1.3 space per dwelling unit (c) located in zones other than R3-1 and 1.3 space per dwelling unit R Those Multiple Dwellings Subject to Strata Title Ownership (a) located in a R3-1 Zone 1.2 space per dwelling unit (b) located in a R3-2 Zone 1.4 space per dwelling unit (c) located in zones other than R3-1 and 1.4 space per dwelling unit R Rental attached dwelling 1.4 space per dwelling unit 14 Condominium attached dwelling 1.5 space per dwelling unit 15 Secondary Suites No off-street parking required 16 Garden Suite No off-street parking required B Institutional 1 Community Care Facilities 1 space per 5 beds 2 Hospitals (other than extended care hospitals) 2A Extended Care Hospitals (a) containing less than 100 beds (b) containing 100 beds and more 3. Buildings for private club use, fraternal lodges, athletic instruction, social halls and similar uses 4 Auditoriums and similar places of assembly 1 space per 4 beds; plus 1 space per 3 employees not counting doctors, plus 1 space per doctor. 1 space per 3 beds 1 space per 2.5 beds 1 space per 9.5 m 2 of floor area used or intended to be used for assembly purposes 1 space per 6 m 2 of floor area used or intended to be used for assembly purposes 5. Churches 1 space per 10 seats and per 5m of bench in the principal assembly room; or 1 space per 9.5m 2 of floor area used or intended to be used for public assembly purposes whichever is the greater. 6 Buildings used as schools (a) Kindergarten and elementary schools 1 space per employee plus 2 (b) Junior secondary schools 1 space per employee plus 2 (c) Senior secondary schools and colleges 1 space per employee plus 2, plus 1 space per 25 students 5 of 8

6 Building Class C Commercial 1 Buildings for transient accommodation (a) located in CA-3, CA-4, CA-5 zones (b) located in zones other than CA-3, CA-4, CA-5 zones Number of Parking Spaces 0.5 space per transient accommodation unit 1 space per transient accommodation unit 2 Theatres 1 space per 10 seats in the public assembly area 3 Funeral Directors establishments 1 space per 4 seats in the public assembly area 4 Retail stores, banks personal services establishments or similar uses 5 Offices used for medical and dental services Other offices 1 space per 37.5m 2 of gross floor area 1 space per 37.5m 2 of gross floor area 1 space per 65m 2 of gross floor area 6 Service Stations 1 space per 186m 2 of lot area 7 Automatic car wash 10 spaces 8 Launderettes and coin-operated drycleaning establishments 1 space per 19m 2 of gross floor area 9 Commercial Exhibit (a) in the Commercial Exhibit Zones (b) in zones other than Commercial Exhibit zones 4 spaces 1 space per 232m 2 of lot area 10 Commercial Amusement Park 1 space per 9m 2 of site area used for the commercial amusement park and any retail establishments plus 1 space per 8 patrons which can be accommodated by the commercial amusement park and associated establishments 11 Free standing food sales outlets 20 spaces plus 1 space for each 2.5 seats 12 Eating and Drinking Establishments 1 space per 5 seats 13 Neighbourhood Pubs 1 space per 3 seats D. Industrial 1 Buildings for warehouse and wholesale distribution use 1 space per 93m 2 of gross floor area or 1 space per 3 employees, whichever is greater 2 Buildings for manufacturing use 1 space per 140m 2 of gross floor area or 1 space per 3 employees, whichever is greater 6 of 8

7 17 (1) In this section, (a) (b) (c) constructed includes built, erected, and reconstructed; Class 1 means a secure, weather-protected bicycle parking facility used to accommodate long-term parking, such as for residents or employees, usually within a room or covered, fenced area; Class 2 means a short-term visitor bicycle parking facility that may offer some security, and may be partially protected from the weather, for example a bike rack at a building s entrance. (2) The minimum number of off-street bicycle parking spaces that must be provided and maintained on a lot in connection with the uses of a newly constructed building on that lot are the numbers of spaces set out in the following Table of Minimum Number of Off-Street Bicycle Parking Spaces Required, that correspond with the classes of uses set out in the first column of that Table: Table of Minimum Number of Off-Street Bicycle Parking Spaces Required Use Residential -single family & 2 family dwellings -multiple dwellings -buildings with over 2 dwelling units for senior citizen housing approved by B.C. Housing Management Commission under the non-profit housing program or congregate housing program Bicycle spaces required (minimum of 6) n/a 1 per unit plus a 6-space rack at each entrance of an apartment 1 per 15 dwelling units Type & number of bicycle parking spaces n/a Class 1 100% per unit Class 2 6-space rack Class 1 70% Class 2 30% Commercial -hotel or motel 1 per 15 rooms, plus, where over 75 rooms, 1 6-space visitors rack Class 1 60% Class 2 40% -office, retail sales & services, restaurants, research establishments, & laboratories 1 per 205 m 2 of gross floor area for the 1 st 5000 m 2, plus 1 per 500 m 2 of additional gross floor area Class 1 50% Class 2 50% -shopping centre 1 per 205 m 2 of gross floor area for the 1 st 5000 m 2, plus 1 per 500 m 2 of additional gross floor area Class 1 30% Class 2 70% 7 of 8

8 Table of Minimum Number of Off-Street Bicycle Parking Spaces Required Bicycle spaces required Use Type & number of (minimum of 6) bicycle parking spaces Industrial 1 per 950 m 2 gross floor area Class 1 80% Class 2 20% Institutional -hospitals 1 per 500 m 2 of gross floor area, plus 6 6-space racks at each entrance Class 1 75% Class 2 25% -schools 1 per 10 employees Class 1 employees Class 2 students -elementary 1 per 10 students -junior secondary (middle) -senior secondary -college -university 1 per 8 students 1 per 8 students 1 per 5 students 1 per 5 full-time students (max. attendance) Places of public religious worship 1 per 50 seats Class 2 100% Library, museum, art gallery 1 per 100 m 2 of gross floor area Class 1 20% Personal care, nursing, group home 1 per 15 dwelling units Class 1 75% Class 2 25% Cultural & recreational -community care 1 per 80 m 2 of assembly area Class 1 20% -stadium, arena, pool, exhibition hall, & similar places with spectator facilities 1 per 100 m 2 of assembly area Class 1 20% -gymnasium, health spa 1 per 80 m 2 of assembly area Class 1 20% -bowling alley, curling rink 1 per 2 alleys or sheets Class 1 20% Amended June 12, Bylaw #97-67 Amended Jan. 9, 2003 Bylaw # Amended Sept. 8, 2005 Bylaw #05-91 Amended November 10, 2005 Bylaw #05-95 Amended April 27, 2007 Bylaw # Amended June 8, 2017 Bylaw # of 8